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Title: West Port Experiment | On parish missions, the care of souls, and all things Reformed

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The following extract is taken from Jonathan Edwards’ magisterial History of the Work of Redemption. * * * * IV. That the state of things which is attained by the events of this period, is what is so often called the kingdom of heaven, or the kingdom of God. We very often read in the […]

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The following article appeared at First Things, written by Carmel Richardson. When I heard the price the retired man was asking for his home, a full $80,000 over online estimates of its value, I flinched. The market is hot in our small town, and the location was good, but was it that good? More importantly, would the […]

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“The Fundamentalist Christian and Anti-Semitism,” by Francis Schaeffer (1943) “The State of Christianity in Europe With special guest, Magnus Persson,” White Horse Inn Third and last: family living with family—or really close. Matt Walsh says what I’ve felt for years:

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In a couple of passages Paul seems to have colored the word “day” forming part of the phrase with the (not-purely chronological), but likewise physical-pictorial association of the element of “light.” “Light” belongs to the day as its characteristic, the opposite of the darkness that pertains to the night. Hence “the day of the Lord̶...

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Our family watched this with great edification some time back. God is even greater than unnatural affections, and He still makes trophies of rejects and outcasts. Not Reformed, but close enough for Reformed folk to appreciate. “Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? Be not deceived: neither fornicators, nor […]

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